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Great video

Yep sometimes what looks like is a bargain isn't if you try to on sell or make money from parts.

Good video!😊

Just watched two videos about scrapping these types of adaptors. One breaks them down completely to get the copper out, this one concludes with 'don't even open them' for vest value. It seems to be time vs money, as usual.

I’ll will even buy some and maybe do one of those large flat rate box

Can I say shred? It's not copper bearing. It's a low grade board wrapped in plastic and aluminium. I would test them out and see if they work.

Good job! When checking out listings on Ebay, check what has sold, not what is for sale. This will give you a more accurate view of the market, just because someone has listed an item at that price doesn't mean it will sell at that price. Congrats on your buyer as well. Take care, Poo

Well it's not a PC but still interesting stuff. But you will get your value for the price thank you five stars my friend

In Sweden those cant be sold at scrapyards,counts as electronic scrap an isnt promitted for the scrapyards to buy

I bust off the transformers and aluminum and sell the bord as low grade at my yard

I have to break them down , Because none of the 5 yards around me will buy them for anything but shred,

problem with these ac adapters is they all have different plugs at the dc end shame theres no standard that would make them more reuseable but then you have other ideas selling them as electric motors guess best from a scrap point of view *left a like👍Au👀fully viewed*

Geez if I could get 41¢/lb for motors, I would do that, plus the wire. Utah yards are giving like 20¢/lb for motors/transformers. But eBay would definitely be worth it, even as small lots or individually.

Hello ewast Ben asked me to check your channel out I like your channel really interesting you have great content brilliant

I try to do math as little as possible Shark, but I admire those who do !

Another great comparison video, thank you for showing your process! 😃👍

Well said, and well done!

This is great info! I started scrapping a year ago for fun, with the goal of getting enough gold for a gold tooth! I save just about all metal content apart from alluminum, brass, and nickel. Are there any chords/wires that aren't copper, that I should keep an eye out for? Silver, palladium, gold, etc.. Also, can you explain what you are looking for when scraping on a metal? Any tips would be appreciated!

Very informative thankyou

Hey shark nice find, i did ebay reselling and when you list i would recommend title being (clearance, new old stock) even if you price them for $75 each, i know they would sell, 😉 yer may be definitely under cutting people but definitely worth doing it, could even mean someone who needs a few will definitely buy your listing so even if somebody buys 2 for $150 they be getting a great bargain but also means you wont be having to sit on them long, or do 3 separate listening 1 for $74.99, 2 for $149.99 maybe even do 3 for $199.99 Will give more footprint haveing the 3 listings. Great video look forward to a update video, keep scrapping :)

hell if you even if you under cut the selling price by half you would still make a prophet + less e waste for the time being

I need me a Shark Cage, so I can store goodies I don't have room for. You sold them already, good for you. 👍

Sounds like a plan! I don't re-sale much anymore because it is so time consuming but with a lot like that I'd the same, would try to sell some instead of straight for recycling, better for the planet too where possible. True about space though, as you know, my workshop is a little short on space😂, so I tend to just re-sell the really good and vintage bits. I love power adapters, nice cordage, lots of lovely copper toroidal inductors, transformers, aluminium and lovely mosfets too, there is nothing for a micro scrapping woman like me not to love😄

I'm in business, more interested in cash flow, don't want stock kicking around, tscrapping hey fastest cash out obviously is to scrap them out .... but is there any proffit after what you paid for them ? You never gave us the scrap value price, or what you paid for them. That would be helpfull for business, if it's worth the effort. Thanks

Sell the boxes as project boxes The boards with no aluminum cover as scrap Sell the boards as hobby psu

Yeah I've bought some power adapters already on Ebay when getting Laptops that were missing them so I could resell the laptops after fixing them up. I've sold some as well when I get adapters, nice thing is they often have a light on them if they are loose out of wrapping to see if they work and being OEM is a big bonus since you can list as genuine OEM. Those are kind of bulky looking too, I'm guessing it goes to something larger than a laptop like a docking station, printer, network equipment where it doesn't need to get moved around a lot. Ebay is a good way to go if you can hold them to see how fast they go. The power cords that have the DP/N stands for Dell part number if you didn't know but likely HP uses the same vendor or similar cord style that it wouldn't matter as long as it works. If selling those wall cords alone you might want to try grouping some in lots of 5 or 10 at a time to see if they sell faster than singles. A buddy of mine gave me a box full of old SATA drive cables and even older ribbon cables for hard drives/CD drives and floppy drives (all appear new still, many wrapped in bags) back before SATA that I'm looking to group in lots for Ebay to save time and shipping material. My yard does low grade for both ribbon and sata cables so even a few dollars profit after fees per lot is a win.

Hello Shark, I always had to break them down just because scrapyards in California are more picky. I enjoyed going that route anyways making Cu and Al my mine bounty. 🤑🤑

My yards pays €1.50/ kg for Low Grade. I scrap everything i get but i cannot take stuff of the boards. If i take stuff off, they don’t buy it. But the prices there are nice 😊.

I run 3 youtube channels and scrap out of one room in my house. I would still find a place to put 10 of those to sell. Lol. Great video

Hope they sell on eBay for you. That platform can be fickle. For example I have a signed Steven King book I was considering selling on eBay. So, I looked it up and woo hoo there was a listing for the same book, also signed, and it was listed for $275. I was excited so I decided to watch the item to see what it actually sold for. Well fast forward to now, over 6 months later and the exact book I have been watching is still there! So needless to say I have not tried to sell my book. Goodness knows how much in listing fees that seller has paid out. LOL.

You don't need to sell for max price. Depends on how much of a profit you want and how fast to move them on.

Hello sir , I was going the messages and I had ask a lot of ppl us then for diy ebike chargers? They’re a other KZfaqr as jehu Garcia and he’s sell over 100 a week ?

That's I brought those too, may be 10 I think and they'll works good internally just some of those bad chords that's it Hah 😁👍 nice video sir!

Yeah, cutting cords and selling the power supply for electric motors is best. It gives you time to collect and work on the other stuff you have to do. The heck with eBay, if you don't have someone else doing that for you, then it will get you behind. Very informative video. Enjoyed 👍👍

The post office is going to love you .It's ok for you to think outside of the box sure hate it when the cat thinks outside of the box🤢

Cut the cords and throw the rest in shred. It's not rocket science. :)

Interesting to see the variety of options. Also good to see you considering 'time' as an issue (how long will it take to sell). Good stuff!

Hello sir , NO DONT BREAK THEM DOWN JUST CUT THE TIPS AND ADD SOME DIFFERENT CONNECTIONS FOR CHARING BATTERIES????? Please I know a guy who sell these power supplies for about 14$ plus shipping ? You have more money their ?